Pett Level in Sussex among 11 'coolest' postcodes to move to in UK
Pett Level was considered one of the coolest postcodes to move to by The Sunday Times for 2023.
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Pett Level was considered one of the coolest postcodes to move to by The Sunday Times for 2023.
“Our costs just went through the roof on everything ... like double,” said the owner...
The Canterbury brothers in their 80s who can't wait to get back inside a pub | Updated: 19:11, 06 March 2021 Back when boozy nights out were the norm, a pair of 80-something brothers would march into a Canterbury pub four times a week without fail. Invariably dressed in pristine shirts, ties and cravats, they positioned themselves next to the counter as they routinely worked their way through five pints each. Tony and Bob Leonard would prop up the bar in the Two Sawyers, chatting and laughing with fellow drinkers as they supped their bitter. Their excursions to the city tavern would end w...
Do you know the shortest period of time a particular pub existed in Colchester? Former MP Sir Bob Russell, now High Steward of Colchester, believes he has the answer - The Cowdray Arms. He is not sure how long is lasted or which year it opened. However, he knows it did not last long. Sir Bob said: “The former Masons (Arclight) factory complex was later turned into the Cowdray Centre. “There were lots of small workshops and it was a place where small businesses could start, before hopefully growing and moving into bigger premises. “One of the self-standing single-storey build...
Do you know the shortest period of time a particular pub existed in Colchester? Former MP Sir Bob Russell, now High Steward of Colchester, believes he has the answer - The Cowdray Arms. He is not sure how long is lasted or which year it opened. However, he knows it did not last long. Sir Bob said: “The former Masons (Arclight) factory complex was later turned into the Cowdray Centre. “There were lots of small workshops and it was a place where small businesses could start, before hopefully growing and moving into bigger premises. “One of the self-standing single-storey build...